Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 17, 1941
Page Four
WATCH
YOUR
•Among the more important mat
ters taken up at the meeting were
livestock outlook, wool marketing,
pasture management, taxation,
predatory animal control, feeding,
administration of public lands. —
Curry County Reporter.
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valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding district*.
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Valley Publishing Company.
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3. 1879
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In Josephine County
On Saturday, April 19, at 1:30
p. m., in the courthouse a second
meeting will be held of the 4-H
Club Council. This meeting is pri
marily to help club leaders in de
tails of the 4-H program.
Mr. H. C. Seymour, State Club
leader, will be present at this meet
ing.
Two demonstrations by the club
members will be put on at the
meeting, which ought to help
stimulate more interest in demon
stration work in the clubs. ' Re
member the date and time, Sat
urday, April 19, at 1:30 p. m., and
the place, the courthouse in
Grants Pass.
Robert Wendt and Glen Halm of
the Illinois Valley dairy club will
give a livestock demonstration and
two members of Grants Pas an ec-
onomics demonstration.
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Make your pennies work for
you. Two of any item listed for
the price of one plus 1 penny.
Wednesday, April 30, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May 1, 2, 3,
with 250 bargains to choose from.
Cave City Drug store, the Rexall
store.
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Mrs. J. M. Smock and Mrs. Ag
nes Yerke and little daughter, re
turned from a short vacation at
the former’s Pebble Beach home in
Crescent City.
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SOlCIATI ON
‘MEETING PROSPERITY”
We have mentioned several times in these articles
that this theme is good when used for an honorable or
good purpose, and it is “T. N. T.” when used for a sel
fish or destructive purpose.
Hitler, the mad man of Germany, uses the theme
to its fullest. He is a past master with it, but he is us
ing it for destructive purposes, and mark our words,
he will come to a tragic end for so doing.
Part of his propaganda is false reports concerning
the war—he gives out the news that Germany has
done this and accomplished that, but soon we learn
that it hasn’t happened at all. But his work was to
out fe ir into the hearts of his enemies and buoy up
his own morale and of his people.
Bringing it down to earth, he is using the psychol
ogy of thought to gain his own ends. The theme
works both ways, but when used for a wrong purpose,
it bounces back and destroys.
We are only calling your attention to the fact that
the theme works when proper application is applied.
We have told you often how to get started using it.
If you want to get ahead, the avenue is open, and get
ting ahead is not using the theme for a wrong pur
pose. Because it is right and proper that all of us be
successful. It is our heritage and right, but comes to
those who apply themselves.
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OUR NEW CONGRESSMAN
Considerable speculation is rife concerning our
newly designated congressional district congressman.
Many self starters are already in the limelight and the
primaries do not come until May 1942.
We have a man in Josephine county, on the Repub
lic; n side of the fence, who stands out head and shoul
ders above the others, Neil Allen, Grants Pass attor
ney. But we do not believe Mr. Allen will seek the
position. If the people want him, they will have to
draft him, and we believe he is the material that needs
drafting.
Oi l IN A CORNER
WITH PHIL SNORT
bother around unprotected door-
yards and fields. I have had re
ports of this kind of shooting and
have lost a fim> cow myself; so,
you see, I am in sympathy with
those who have .had to stand the
sumo I cannot’see why those who
want this sabotage stopped, want
the publicity burden all thrown
on my shoulders; why they send
me anonymous letters, or those
who do sign their names, or do
make verbal request, do not write
the matter up themselves, send
then manuscript in to the News,
signed Reader or Subscriber, but (
be sure you sign your right name
with the request not to publish. I
am sure the Editor of the News
will then print what you have to N. Y. A. DIRECTOR
say. I believe that Mr. Athey has
VISITS VALLEY
given out that the News was to be
considered an open forum’ for the
Earl J. Rice, N. Y. A. area di
residents of the Illinois valley, but |
rector, visited Cave Junction yes-
he will not print abusive or slan-|
terday and told of the National
derous letters, signed or anony
Youth Administration which has
mous; no publisher will.
provided a new plan for employ
There is too much of “All for
ment plus vocational instruction
me and none for you” sentiment
for rural male youths who live too
in our valley; I can do but you
far from existing project and in
mustn’t sort of feeling. We have
struction centers to commute
all got to live and let live, then
daily. This plan provides enough
our valley will be prosperous, its
paid employment per month to de
people happy and our towns and
fray nominal living expenses at
hamlets will grow. Let all who
such centers.
do, cease to throw verbal brick
Literature and applications for
bats of injury at their neighbors
N. Y. A. employment has been left
and business contemporaries. Aft
at the News office for anyone in-
er all, we of the valley are all
terested.
ruralites—hillbillies, if you please.
LINDA DARNELL
Caroline, the love-starved waif
in “Chad Hanna," Waited D. Ed
monds’ best seller, is portrayed by
Linda Darnnell. The Technicolor
film from the 20th Ceirtury-Fox
studios also stars HeniV Fonda
and Dorothy Lamour aid opens
Wednesday at the Cave £ity The
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ater.
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D<1 you know that pennies can
talk? Ask the Rexall druggist
when you may hear the special
Rexall Rail io program next week.
Then you’ll learn how your pen
nies can be worth dollars! Cave
City drug store, the Rexall store, i
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LIVESTOCK MEN
AT ANNUAL MEET
CAVE JUNCTION
COMMUNITY CHURCH
More than 125 stockmen were Sunday School 10 to 11 a. m.
registered at the fifth annual I Church services 11:15 a. m.
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meeting of the Western Oregon
ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
Livestock association held in Gold
OF SEVENTH DAY
Beach Wednesday and Thursday
ADVENTISTS
of this week.
Ranchers, buyers
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
forestry men and representatives
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
of the state agricultural college
Prayer
meeting Wednesday at
attended from all parts of the
7:30 p. m.
state.
You are invited to meet with
Wednesday afternoon sessions
us.
were taken up principally with
F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby.
committee meetings after the ses
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sion was called to order by Albert
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
Powers of Coquille, president of
CHURCH
the association.
Sunday School 10 to 11 a. m.
The various committees report-I
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Worship service 11 a. m. to 12 m
ed Thursday and interesting talks |
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Evening Service at 7:30 p. m.
were given. Z As much of the pro- v
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gram was too late for this week’s |
Prayer meeting Wednesday
paper the reports will be published
8 o’clock p. m.
next week.
Rogue River Rogues. Gold Beach
business men’s fun organization,
took charge in the evening with a
dinner and program at the commu
nity hall, assisted by Sib’s Orches
PHOTOGRAPHS
tra.
Several prominent visitors
Cameras
and Supplies
were initiated into the Rogues and
113 N 6th St., Grants Pass
were christened with Rogue river
water.
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Naturopathic
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Redwoods Hotel Building
Phone 516 for appointment
L. B. Hall
UNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall. Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
Along the Concret
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